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RANGE
CARE
AWARNING
ARRAN,
as
Burn
Hazard
Do
not
touch
the
oven
during
the
Self-Cleaning
cycle.
Keep
children
away
from
oven
during
Self-Cleaning
cycle.
Failure
to
follow
these
instructions
can
result
in
burns.
IMPORTANT:
The
health
of
some
birds
is
extremely
sensitive
to
the
fumes
given
off
during
the
Self-Cleaning
cycle.
Exposure
to
the
fumes
may
result
in
death
to
certain
birds.
Always
move
birds
to
another
closed
and
well-ventilated
room.
Self-clean
the
oven
before
it
becomes
heavily
soiled.
Heavy
soil
results
in
longer
cleaning
and
more
smoke.
Keep
the
kitchen
well-ventilated
during
the
Self-Cleaning
cycle
to
help
get
rid
of
heat,
odors,
and
smoke.
Do
not
block
the
oven
vent(s)
during
the
Self-Cleaning
cycle.
Air
must
be
able
to
move
freely.
Depending
on
your
model,
see
“Oven
Vent”
or
“Oven
Vents”
section.
Do
not
clean,
rub,
damage
or
move
the
oven
door
gasket.
The
door
gasket
is
essential
for
a
good
seal.
Prepare
Oven:
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Remove
the
broiler
pan,
grid,
cookware
and
bakeware
and,
on
some
models,
the
temperature
probe
from
the
oven.
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Remove
oven
racks
to
keep
them
shiny
and
easy
to
slide.
See
“General
Cleaning”
section
for
more
information.
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Remove
any
foil
from
the
oven
because
it
may
burn
or
melt,
damaging
the
oven.
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Hand
clean
inside
door
edge
and
the
1%"
(3.8
cm)
area
around
the
inside
oven
cavity
frame,
being
certain
not
to
move
or
bend
the
gasket.
This
area
does
not get hot
enough
during
self-cleaning
to
remove
soil.
Do
not
let
water,
cleaner,
etc.,
enter
slots
on
door
frame.
Use
a
damp
cloth
to
clean
this
area.
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Wipe
out
any
loose
soil
to
reduce
smoke
and avoid
damage.
At
high
temperatures,
foods
react
with
porcelain.
Staining,
etching,
pitting
or
faint
white
spots
can
result.
This
will
not
affect
cooking
performance.
Prepare
Cooktop:
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Remove
plastic
items
from
the
cooktop
because
they
may
melt.
ANG
MOGs,
How
the
Cycle
Works
IMPORTANT:
The
heating
and
cooling
of
porcelain
on steel
in
the
oven
may
result
in
discoloring,
loss
of
gloss,
hairline
cracks
and
popping
sounds.
The
Self-Cleaning
cycle
uses
very
high
temperatures,
burning
soil
to
a
powdery
ash.
Once
the
oven
has
completely
cooled,
remove
ash
with
a
damp
cloth.
To
avoid
breaking
the
glass,
do
not
apply
a
cool
damp
cloth
to
the
inner
door
glass
before
it
has
completely
cooled.
To
Self-Clean:
Before
self-cleaning,
make
sure
the
door
is
closed
completely.
If
the
oven door
is
left
open,
“CLOSE
DOOR’
will
appear
in
the
display
until
the
door
is
closed.
1.
Press
CLEAN.
2.
“REMOVE
RACKS”
will
be
displayed.
Remove
the
racks.
3.
Select
CONTINUE
using
the
Quickset
pad.
The
Quickset
pads
are
located
on
either
side
of
the
control
panel
display.
4.
Set
LIGHT
soil
level
by
entering
“200”
using
the
number
pads
for
2
hours
of
cleaning
time.
OR
Select
MEDIUM
for
a
moderately
soiled
oven
and
3
hours
of
cleaning
time.
OR
Select
HEAVY
for
a
heavily
soiled
oven
and
4
hours
of
cleaning
time.
“CLEAN,”
“TIME,”
“LOCKED”
and
the
cleaning
time
countdown
will
be
displayed
while
the
oven
is
cleaning.
“OVEN
COOLING’
will
appear
in
the
display
when
the
cleaning
time has
been
completed
and
the
oven
is
still
locked.
The
door
lock
will
disengage
approximately
1
hour
after
the
cleaning
time
is
completed.
OVEN
COOLING
will
go
off
in
the
display
when
the
oven
door
has
unlocked.
To
Delay
Start
Self-Clean:
1.
Press
CLEAN.
2.
“REMOVE
RACKS”
will
be
displayed.
Remove
the
racks.
3.
Select
CONTINUE
using
the
Quickset
pad.
4.
Set
LIGHT
soil
level
by
entering
“200”
using
the
number
pads
for
2
hours
of
cleaning
time.
OR
Select
MEDIUM
for
a
moderately
soiled
oven
and
3
hours
of
cleaning
time.
OR
Select
HEAVY
for
a
heavily
soiled
oven
and
4
hours
of
cleaning
time.
The
door
will
lock.
“CLEAN,”
“TIME,”
“LOCKED”
and
the
cleaning
time
countdown
will
be
displayed.
5.
After
door
locks,
press
MORE
OPTIONS.
Select
DELAY
using
the
Quickset
pad.
7.
Select
the
number
of
hours
you
want
to
delay
the
start
of
the
self-cleaning
cycle.
The
delay
time
and
cleaning
time
will
be
displayed.
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